police; police officer

to observe; to watch; to survey

to conduct an on-the-spot investigation or field inspection

public prosecutor; public procurator (judicial officer whose job may involve both criminal investigation and public prosecution)

An office or headquarters of a police force for a particular district or city, responsible for maintaining law and order.

to monitor, oversee, or exercise regulatory control over the actions of others, typically in an official or administrative capacity

to investigate or examine for the purpose of administrative oversight or compliance

to sense, detect, or become aware of something through observation or intuition

to inspect or conduct an official tour to observe conditions

an official or officer responsible for supervision or inspection, such as in the police force

a state organ or office responsible for public prosecution and legal oversight

to scout or reconnoiter for military or strategic purposes; the act of gathering intelligence

to explore or scout an area to gather strategic or military information

to watch or look carefully at someone or something, often to assess a situation or gather information

the head of a procuratorate, responsible for leading the prosecution and legal oversight functions in a jurisdiction.

The highest prosecutorial body in the People's Republic of China, responsible for legal supervision and prosecution.

to detect or sense something, often through subtle observation or intuition

Ministry of Supervision (MOS)

to see clearly

An observer, especially one who analyzes social or political affairs.

An aircraft used for surveillance or gathering military intelligence.

to experience and understand another's situation or feelings through empathy

a soldier or operative sent out to gather information about the enemy or terrain

the power or faculty of observing and perceiving things accurately

police officers or units specially trained to handle riots and civil unrest

a person, often in a military context, sent out to gather information about the enemy or terrain

investigation team or scientific expedition

to fail in observing or supervising properly, resulting in a mistake being missed or allowed to slip through

to conduct a thorough investigation using both open inquiries and secret observations

Shanxi, Chahar and Hebei (three provinces of the Republic of China in the period 1912-1936)

to weigh up someone's words and observe their facial expressions or body language to discern their thoughts or feelings.

to monitor and enforce discipline or public order, especially during a meeting, event, or within an organization

Chahar Province (former province in North China existing from 1912-1936)

to investigate; to observe; to scout; to seek out and examine; to explore

to observe or note something clearly with insight or discernment

Control Yuan, a watchdog agency under the constitution of the Republic of China (Taiwan)

to be able to see things with great clarity; to be discerning of even the finest detail or hidden truth

(Ming and Qing dynasties) Censorate, a body overseeing officials and investigating corruption

Ulanqab prefecture-level city in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region

sentry post

Kamchatka Peninsula, far-eastern Russia

the collective organization or branch of the police force responsible for investigating crimes

to see everything clearly